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legendary
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May 07, 2013, 10:31:41 PM
#23

 But they trade like securities, and the moral basis for the insider trading laws is to prohibit unfair trading based on information asymmetry - exactly what is happening here.

Yep, it's simply not fair because the "altcoin club" gang knows something the rest doesn't. They KNOW it's going to drop, they are not taking a risk. Ofcourse a good number of the gangs members are going to get screwed too.

sr. member
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May 07, 2013, 10:24:40 PM
#22
If this is serious, this is pretty disgusting.

An organised pump and dump gang will really harm the image of alt coins. It's taking advantage of people who think that a coin is really increasing in value. The money the gang makes when they sell all their coin at the peak of the spike in value comes from the people who are to late in the selling.

It's a scam. People who do this, in my book, are on the same level as people who pretend to send coins in a transaction and don't.

This thread should be locked and the OP labled a scammer.



Aww. Is someone butthurt because he bought right before a dump?

I'm not butthurt, i have a moral compass. Is it cute to think stealing is wrong ?

Buying coin right before they drop in value is painful, but hey, it happens. It's a risk you should be willing to take if you trade in altcoins.

But if a group of scammers coordinates to rape a coin, that's a whole different story.

Moral compass? Lol. Finance is not for you.

But if you choose to stay anyway, welcome to the world of trading!  Cheesy

You two seem very immature and trolling, but I'll reply annyway.

You can be into finance, trading and crypto and still try to do the right thing. Just because there are people who don't care about the losses of others doesn't mean you shouldn't care either. What goes around comes around.

Just because it's possible and easy to do, and you don't see the faces of the people you hurt, doesn't make it right.

I have the skill and knowledge to buy stolen creditcard numbers and info, go on TOR and buy shitloads of cryptocurrency with those stolen funds. But I don't. I like to sleep well at night knowing that I'm contributing to this world instead of merely TAKING.

Wow look at me rant. I guess you start to look at right and wrong a little bit closer when you're about to have a kid and are thining about how to raise them.


In case you haven't realized yet, this is a zero sum game. Anything you make, someone else loses. No matter if I'm part of a group that's pumping and dumping, or just a lucky loner, anything I gain is a loss for others. Morality is irrelevant.

What? In the real world we call stuff like this "insider trading" and people get sent to jail over it.

The laws don't apply here, but the principles do.

First, you just said it, the laws don't apply here. Second, it's only insider trading if you are a part of a company behind a stock. Since no one owns cryptocurrencies, and they don't generate revenue, insider trading is impossible.

It's not strictly accurate to say that it's a zero-sum game. If everyone agrees cryptocurrencies are worth something, then value has actually been created. It's the day-to-day fluctuations that are the zero-sum game.

As for the laws: no, cryptocoins aren't stocks - the laws don't apply. But they trade like securities, and the moral basis for the insider trading laws is to prohibit unfair trading based on information asymmetry - exactly what is happening here.
legendary
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May 07, 2013, 10:18:22 PM
#21
I guess it's no use talking about right and wrong with greedy people.

Morality is never irrelevant.
member
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May 07, 2013, 10:04:52 PM
#20
Has anyone looked at TradeHill or tried to get an account? I have a feeling a lot of large pump and dump action is set in motion and the dark pools can facilitate that action. I have been debating on opening an account.
member
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May 07, 2013, 09:55:57 PM
#19
If this is serious, this is pretty disgusting.

An organised pump and dump gang will really harm the image of alt coins. It's taking advantage of people who think that a coin is really increasing in value. The money the gang makes when they sell all their coin at the peak of the spike in value comes from the people who are to late in the selling.

It's a scam. People who do this, in my book, are on the same level as people who pretend to send coins in a transaction and don't.

This thread should be locked and the OP labled a scammer.



Aww. Is someone butthurt because he bought right before a dump?

I'm not butthurt, i have a moral compass. Is it cute to think stealing is wrong ?

Buying coin right before they drop in value is painful, but hey, it happens. It's a risk you should be willing to take if you trade in altcoins.

But if a group of scammers coordinates to rape a coin, that's a whole different story.

Moral compass? Lol. Finance is not for you.

But if you choose to stay anyway, welcome to the world of trading!  Cheesy

You two seem very immature and trolling, but I'll reply annyway.

You can be into finance, trading and crypto and still try to do the right thing. Just because there are people who don't care about the losses of others doesn't mean you shouldn't care either. What goes around comes around.

Just because it's possible and easy to do, and you don't see the faces of the people you hurt, doesn't make it right.

I have the skill and knowledge to buy stolen creditcard numbers and info, go on TOR and buy shitloads of cryptocurrency with those stolen funds. But I don't. I like to sleep well at night knowing that I'm contributing to this world instead of merely TAKING.

Wow look at me rant. I guess you start to look at right and wrong a little bit closer when you're about to have a kid and are thining about how to raise them.


1. No one forces anyone to trade.

2. Don't invest money you can't afford to lose.

If you can't keep your emotions in check long enough to follow the above rules, doing "the right thing" isn't going to help you. Morality is irrelevant in a game of numbers.

 Wink
sr. member
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May 07, 2013, 09:51:02 PM
#18
If this is serious, this is pretty disgusting.

An organised pump and dump gang will really harm the image of alt coins. It's taking advantage of people who think that a coin is really increasing in value. The money the gang makes when they sell all their coin at the peak of the spike in value comes from the people who are to late in the selling.

It's a scam. People who do this, in my book, are on the same level as people who pretend to send coins in a transaction and don't.

This thread should be locked and the OP labled a scammer.



Aww. Is someone butthurt because he bought right before a dump?

I'm not butthurt, i have a moral compass. Is it cute to think stealing is wrong ?

Buying coin right before they drop in value is painful, but hey, it happens. It's a risk you should be willing to take if you trade in altcoins.

But if a group of scammers coordinates to rape a coin, that's a whole different story.

It's cute that you consider it stealing. Profiting off of people's greed is not theft; if you see massive green candlesticks, odds are it's a pump and dump. If you buy anyway, you are taking a rather large risk of getting fleeced.

What? In the real world we call stuff like this "insider trading" and people get sent to jail over it.

The laws don't apply here, but the principles do.
legendary
Activity: 1274
Merit: 1050
May 07, 2013, 09:44:30 PM
#17
If this is serious, this is pretty disgusting.

An organised pump and dump gang will really harm the image of alt coins. It's taking advantage of people who think that a coin is really increasing in value. The money the gang makes when they sell all their coin at the peak of the spike in value comes from the people who are to late in the selling.

It's a scam. People who do this, in my book, are on the same level as people who pretend to send coins in a transaction and don't.

This thread should be locked and the OP labled a scammer.



Aww. Is someone butthurt because he bought right before a dump?

I'm not butthurt, i have a moral compass. Is it cute to think stealing is wrong ?

Buying coin right before they drop in value is painful, but hey, it happens. It's a risk you should be willing to take if you trade in altcoins.

But if a group of scammers coordinates to rape a coin, that's a whole different story.

Moral compass? Lol. Finance is not for you.

But if you choose to stay anyway, welcome to the world of trading!  Cheesy

You two seem very immature and trolling, but I'll reply annyway.

You can be into finance, trading and crypto and still try to do the right thing. Just because there are people who don't care about the losses of others doesn't mean you shouldn't care either. What goes around comes around.

Just because it's possible and easy to do, and you don't see the faces of the people you hurt, doesn't make it right.

I have the skill and knowledge to buy stolen creditcard numbers and info, go on TOR and buy shitloads of cryptocurrency with those stolen funds. But I don't. I like to sleep well at night knowing that I'm contributing to this world instead of merely TAKING.

Wow look at me rant. I guess you start to look at right and wrong a little bit closer when you're about to have a kid and are thining about how to raise them.
hero member
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May 07, 2013, 09:37:40 PM
#16
New post or old?
member
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May 07, 2013, 09:32:07 PM
#15
If this is serious, this is pretty disgusting.

An organised pump and dump gang will really harm the image of alt coins. It's taking advantage of people who think that a coin is really increasing in value. The money the gang makes when they sell all their coin at the peak of the spike in value comes from the people who are to late in the selling.

It's a scam. People who do this, in my book, are on the same level as people who pretend to send coins in a transaction and don't.

This thread should be locked and the OP labled a scammer.



Aww. Is someone butthurt because he bought right before a dump?

I'm not butthurt, i have a moral compass. Is it cute to think stealing is wrong ?

Buying coin right before they drop in value is painful, but hey, it happens. It's a risk you should be willing to take if you trade in altcoins.

But if a group of scammers coordinates to rape a coin, that's a whole different story.

Moral compass? Lol. Finance is not for you.

But if you choose to stay anyway, welcome to the world of trading!  Cheesy
sr. member
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Merit: 250
May 07, 2013, 09:24:45 PM
#14
If this is serious, this is pretty disgusting.

An organised pump and dump gang will really harm the image of alt coins. It's taking advantage of people who think that a coin is really increasing in value. The money the gang makes when they sell all their coin at the peak of the spike in value comes from the people who are to late in the selling.

It's a scam. People who do this, in my book, are on the same level as people who pretend to send coins in a transaction and don't.

This thread should be locked and the OP labled a scammer.



Aww. Is someone butthurt because he bought right before a dump?

Look who's talking. Tongue

(Inside joke)
legendary
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Merit: 1050
May 07, 2013, 09:10:09 PM
#13
If this is serious, this is pretty disgusting.

An organised pump and dump gang will really harm the image of alt coins. It's taking advantage of people who think that a coin is really increasing in value. The money the gang makes when they sell all their coin at the peak of the spike in value comes from the people who are to late in the selling.

It's a scam. People who do this, in my book, are on the same level as people who pretend to send coins in a transaction and don't.

This thread should be locked and the OP labled a scammer.



Aww. Is someone butthurt because he bought right before a dump?

I'm not butthurt, i have a moral compass. Is it cute to think stealing is wrong ?

Buying coin right before they drop in value is painful, but hey, it happens. It's a risk you should be willing to take if you trade in altcoins.

But if a group of scammers coordinates to rape a coin, that's a whole different story.
legendary
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May 07, 2013, 09:02:46 PM
#12
Next target: BBQCoin
newbie
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May 07, 2013, 08:59:06 PM
#11
Do not sign up for this site, especially with passwords you care about. Just signed up and got a "welcome" email with my password in plain text. Quickly changing all my old pool passwords from back when I was a noob and didn't use unique passwords for each one.
legendary
Activity: 1274
Merit: 1050
May 07, 2013, 08:52:53 PM
#10
If this is serious, this is pretty disgusting.

An organised pump and dump gang will really harm the image of alt coins. It's taking advantage of people who think that a coin is really increasing in value. The money the gang makes when they sell all their coin at the peak of the spike in value comes from the people who are to late in the selling.

It's a scam. People who do this, in my book, are on the same level as people who pretend to send coins in a transaction and don't.

This thread should be locked and the OP labled a scammer.

sr. member
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May 07, 2013, 08:49:38 PM
#9
“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.”
― Albert Einstein

BBQcoins FTW!  Because no one cared about them and I have a lot of them lol

member
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May 07, 2013, 08:39:32 PM
#8
A new way to pump and dump!  Shocked

hero member
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May 07, 2013, 08:34:00 PM
#7
"Bitcoin is designed to bring us back to a decentralized currency of the people," says Andresen, a 44-year-old software developer and entrepreneur.
 
member
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May 07, 2013, 04:50:03 PM
#6
A man walks in to a bank and asks if he can convert his dollars to bitcoin.

His account is frozen and he is reported as a possible terrorist to the FBI.
sr. member
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May 07, 2013, 12:22:42 AM
#5
If you gaze long enough into your wallet it also gazes back into you.
newbie
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May 07, 2013, 12:04:53 AM
#4
Everyone should join!
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